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Have you tried the government's early intervention program?

September 22, 2008

kids, early intervention, physical therapy, developmental delay, special education, children, services, advocacy, information, speech, language, child, government

This sounds great; has anyone tried it?

Any child younger than age 3 with a developmental delay can get services through Early Intervention, a government-mandated program that provides services to eligible children. Services are free, and vary from state to state, but may include speech and language instruction and occupational and physical therapy.

To find services on your own, wrightslaw.com, which offers information about special education law and advocacy, has a Yellow Pages for Kids that lists providers.